The 5 Core guitar clamp is the perfect addition to your instrument & wonderful gift for your musician friend.

Whether you are a studio musician, a stage performer, or just jamming with friends, changing keys quickly and easily is a valuable asset. A high-quality capo allows you to do just that with a simple squeeze of a lever, eliminating the need for time-consuming tuning adjustment.

With the 5 Core Capo/ kapo, you can expect a buzz-free and perfectly in-tune performance at any fret. Its spring-loaded design allows for easy application and adjustment with just one hand, and it can be conveniently stored on the peg head when not in use. This cap is perfect for quick changes on stage and is suitable for acoustic and electric guitars.

At 5 Core, Customer satisfaction is our priority- a proven track record of delivering the highest quality product since 1984.

No Scratches

No Buzz

Easy to Use

Versatile

The silicone rubber lining that covers the entire gripper jaw protects your instrument from scratches or damage.

With the built-in spring, our capo clamps the jaw around the instrument neck, applying the perfect pressure for a buzz-free performance. The strings are kept tight, and there's no more fret buzz without a high-performance capo.

Moving and removing the capo is easy. Simply squeeze the trigger with your hand to release the tension, move it to the desired position, and release it.

The 5 Core capo is one of the best accessories you can own. It works with acoustic and electric guitars, banjos, mandolins, and ukuleles, making it a perfect accessory for any musician.

A Guitar Clamp can help you adjust the key to suit your voice better.

Using a capo can allow you to play chords in different positions.

A capo allows you to change the song's key without learning new chords.

The Capo can be used to simplify fingerpicking patterns and make them easier to play.

The capo can help you achieve alternate tunings without having to retune your entire instrument.

Play in a comfortable key that suits your vocal range.

Experiment with different chord voicings and open positions.

Achieve alternate tunings without having to re-tune your instrument.

Play more easily in keys that use difficult chords, such as F or Bb.

The clamp lets you transpose easily without having to learn new chords.

Ultra compact & sturdy.

High-Grade aluminum alloy.

Steel spring with internal memory.

Fits perfectly electric and acoustic guitars & more.

A high-quality silicone pad will protect your instrument.

5 Core has been known for producing high-quality, premium products since 1984.

We are committed to using only the best materials and components to ensure the longevity of our products.

The best deals compared to other brands in the market without compromising on quality.

The trustworthy choice for thousands of customers scattered worldwide in more than 65 countries.

Backed by a proven track record of happy customers and peace of mind.

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5 Core, headquartered in California with a warehouse in Bellefontaine, OH, USA, has a reputation for being a trusted and reliable brand, offering products designed to meet the highest industry standards.

Our products are thoroughly tested and inspected before they are sent to the end user, ensuring that the customers receive products of the highest quality and reliability. With a commitment to quality, affordability, and customer satisfaction, 5 Core is a brand people can trust for all their needs and wants.

Question: Is the Guitar Clamp support electric guitar?

Answer: Yes, it does.

Question: Do I need to buy a specific Capo?

Answer: No, most capos are universal and will fit on most standard-sized instruments.

Question: Can the capo damage my instrument?

Answer: It is very unlikely that Capo will damage your instrument. But to be on the safer side, buy one with rubber padding on it, just like 5 Core Guitar Capos.

Question: How does the White Guitar Clamp work?

Answer: The capo works by shortening the length of the strings that are being pressed down, which raises the pitch of the strings.

Question: Where should I place the Capo on the neck?

Answer: The placement of the Capo on the guitar neck will depend on the desired key and sound. A good rule of thumb is to place the Capo as close to the fret as possible without touching the fret.